Growth of the Secondary Sales Market | SupplyChainBrain

Growth of the Secondary Sales Market

Zac Rogers, Assistant Professor of operations and SCM, Colorado State Univ.

August 18, 2017

The post-retail sales market, comprising outlets and value stores, continues to grow. Primary retailers are looking to cash in on this multibillion-dollar market. [Run Time (Min.): 9:23]

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